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4 of December 2024:

• “Ukrzaliznytsia” doubled the Internet limits in high-speed trains
• By the end of Bidenʼs presidency, the United States plans to transfer aid to Ukraine in the entire amount of $61 billion
• A Russian tanker opened warning fire at a German helicopter in the Baltic Sea
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine denied involvement in the aggravation of the security situation in Syria
• Interruption of medical procedures and death of patients. How Russian attacks on energy have affected the field of health care
• The US Secretary of State: Ukraine must make “difficult decisions” regarding further mobilization
• Russia can launch medium-range ballistic missiles from only two ranges
• The Georgian police raided the offices of the opposition and detained several people
• Only one participant wrote the National Unity Radio Dictation without mistakes
• Billboard magazine called Beyoncé the greatest pop star of the 21st century
• Trump is considering another candidate for the position of head of the Pentagon — the current one is accused of sexual violence
• FT: Russia trains drone operators to attack civilians in Kherson
• McDonaldʼs is bringing back breakfasts — so far only in Vinnytsia and in test mode
• The Verkhovna Rada did not vote for draft law No. 10242, which could limit freedom of speech in Ukraine
• The Verkhovna Rada voted as a whole in favour of the draft law on the liquidation of the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling
• The Verkhovna Rada approved the draft law on restricting the activities of legal entities — business opposes it
• The Verkhovna Rada generally supported the increase in the excise tax on tobacco
• Zelensky dismissed Tamila Tasheva from the position of permanent representative of the president in Crimea
• South Koreaʼs defense minister has resigned amid the decision to impose martial law
• The Verkhovna Rada approved the law as a whole, which should fight the bribery of foreign officials
• Private enterpreneurs will pay increased taxes from January 1, 2025 — the Verkhovna Rada adopted the relevant draft law
• The mayor of Dniprorudne of the Zaporizhzhia region died in Russian captivity from torture
• SBU suspects a man connected to the Russian Armed Forces of promoting military service among children in Crimea
• UNESCO recognized the Ukrainian pysanka as an intangible cultural heritage
• Ukraine will receive up to €35 billion in credit, which will be repaid with the frozen assets of Russia. The Ministry of Finance signed it
• The Air Defense Forces shot down 29 enemy drones out of 50
• For the first time in Namibia, a woman will become the president
• South Koreaʼs opposition submitted a bill to impeach the president
• General Staff: The Russian Federation lost 1 670 soldiers and 8 tanks over the past day